Top 7 Moments From World Series Game 3 of Dodgers vs. Blue Jays

At 2:50 a.m. ET, the Dodgers finally ended the second-longest game in World Series history.

It took just shy of seven hours, but Los Angeles took a 2-1 series lead with a 6-5 win over the Blue Jays that ended in the 18th inning with a solo home run by Freddie Freeman. It wasn’t just a Fall Classic. It was a Fall Epic.

Here are the best moments (in order) from a memorable Monday night at Dodger Stadium:

The Dodgers got out to an early lead with a pair of solo home runs. Teoscar Hernandez hit a 409-foot blast to left field in the second inning, and then Shohei Ohtani doubled the Dodgers’ lead one inning later.

The Blue Jays came out fighting in the top of the fourth, though. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. walked to lead off the inning, then a Tommy Edman error put men on the corners.

After Daulton Varsho was retired, Alejandro Kirk took center stage.

The three-run homer was Kirk’s fifth of the postseason and his second of the series after going yard in the Blue Jays’ Game 1 win.

Kirk has been a big bat for the Blue Jays this month. He finished the game 2-for-4 with two walks, having entered the game with an .845 OPS in the postseason.

The Dodgers tied the game with two runs in the fifth inning. It took some handy work with the leather to keep it that way in the sixth.

Hernandez singled with one out, then two batters later, Kike Hernandez singled on a ball between the shortstop and third baseman. The throw was errant and fielded by Guerrero, who unleashed a perfect throw to Ernie Clement at third base.

Instead of first and third with two outs, the Blue Jays were out of a potential jam thanks to Guerrero.

The next half inning after Guerrero’s great play in the field, he gave the Blue Jays the lead with some impressive hustle.

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